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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1915
Page
8
G R Bascom argues farm homes lag modern labor saving devices. He cites water lifting, heating, sewage, lighting, and stove costs, urging adoption of equipment to reduce drudgery, save time, and lower doctors' bills, comparing to gains from farm machinery.
Louisiana experiment station urges corn club members to plant winter cover crops such as crimson burr white and red clovers or oats rye or wheat. Plowing under cover crops in spring boosts soil fertility water retention and reduces nitrogen fertilizer costs while providing grazing for livestock. A transplanting scheme for tomatoes is also described.
The war nations of Europe ban live stock exports to conserve food. Britain halted shipments early, trapping American buyers. Likely a temporary pause on sheep cattle mules and horses from Great Britain Ireland France Germany Austria Hungary Belgium Holland and Russia. The downturn creates a new chance for breeders to supply South American markets.
A large box with lid and hasp aids storing ground and stock feed in the barn. Fill at set intervals to reduce trips to the granary. Place away from livestock access and fit strong hinges and a secure hasp to prevent easy opening.
At Union Stock Yards South Omaha on January 27 the sheep and lamb market rose 15 to 25 cents with Mexican lambs to 8.60 and yearlings to 7.60. Cattle and hogs showed slow trade and lower quotes while overall farm stock improved from last week amid strong lamb and sheep demand.
The marble beds of Vermont surpass Italy’s Carrara as the world’s chief producer. A 57 mile vein yields 1600 to 2200 feet width and 375 to 850 feet depth with white marble rivaling Italian quality and blue yellow green and jet black varieties. Modern machinery replaces hand drilling as blocks travel via derricks and inclined rail to mills for power sawing and shaping with polishing by hand.
Elias E. Hadley files a petition in district court seeking partition of Lot Fourteen Me in Block Six First Addition to Iller Nebraska with heirs of Uriah Hadley named. The petition notes Uriah died intestate January 28 1899 and that each child owns one ninth while grandchildren own the shares of their parents. If partition not possible the court may order sale and division of proceeds. answer due by March 8 1915.
In the matter of the Estate of George Roelfs deceased Garret Roelfs executor petitions for final settlement and discharge Hearing set February 15 1915 at 1 PM in Fairbury County Court NOTICE to interested parties by publication in The Diller Record weekly for three weeks Louis J Nutzman County Judge
At Fairbury County Court room January 6 1915 J W Fouts administrator seeks final settlement and discharge. February 1 1915 at 3 PM set to hear petition show cause why prayer should not be granted publication in The Diller Record.
In the matter of the estate of Robert H Patton deceased creditors must present claims for examination and allowance before the Jefferson County Nebraska county judge on July 16 1915 at 1 P M. Six months from January 16 1915 to file claims. late filings after July 16 1915 barred. Publication planned in the Diller Record for four weeks prior to July 16 1915. Louis J Nutzman County Judge.
Catherine Langworthy seeks administration of John Langworthy deceased with O J Mayborn named administrator. February 1, 1915 at 1 PM court in Fairbury to hear petition and show cause. Notice to interested parties to be published in Diller Record. County Judge signs.
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